Professor takes readers along on his journey to understanding why zebras have stripes.
Pessimists — You aren’t alone in feeling down
New study shows even optimists get the blues.
Mass oyster die-off in S.F. Bay related to atmospheric rivers
Study first to show biological impact of atmospheric rivers.
Drought strikes centuries-old California oaks
An estimated 100 million trees have died during the most severe dry spell in living memory.
UCLA Anderson Forecast: A new economy under a new administration?
Latest quarterly outlook gives a first glance at ‘Trumponomics.’
Take a tour of your thoughts with the 'Glass Brain'
The Glass Brain is kind of like it sounds. It’s a colorful, 3-D window into all the mysterious activities that light up the brain.
UC awards $17M in grants for critical, innovative research
Fifteen highly meritorious projects across a wide range of disciplines and topics were selected from a pool of 97 eligible applications.
How parenting tactics influence teens' problem behaviors
New study finds discrepancy between views of parenting style contributes to kids acting out.
New machine simulates human digestion to improve nutrition
The device is shedding light on our poorly understood digestive systems.
Science vs. Cinema
Astrophysicist examines the science behind sci-fi movies in popular YouTube series.
A family legacy: Expanding pomegranate production
UC Riverside graduate student carries on work of his grandfather.
Soil pHertility
Researchers create global map of soil pH and illuminate how it changes between wet and dry climates.